Andrew:

DON’T bid a new suit after partner has preempted

DON’T bid a second suit without five cards in your first

DON’T repeat a five-card suit* *Unless you have absolutely no alternative

Don’t play 5♣/5♦

The take-out double

Bidding 1NT as an overcall

Supporting an overcall – level of the fit

Bidding to the level of the fit

Overcalling and SQOT

Competitive Bidding

You, must, must, must,....

Why I dislike the Rule of Seven

When to duck and the Rule of Seven

Interpreting the opening lead

Basic Percentage Play

Retaining a Finesse Position

The Power of a Five-card suit

The Rule of Twenty

Should you double a slam with two aces

When not to make a penalty double

The easy life

Which card should declarer play

The power of the thirty point pack

If you are short of spades beware

Responding to Preempts

Andrew’s favourite lead

The importance of planning

Preference or Support?

Watch those cards!

Principle of Restricted Choice

Openers bidding stratergy

What do you want to win

Consider how things may look to partner

When openers rebid should be pass

One Notrump openers

If partner has perfect cards….

Fourth suit forcing

Jump rebid in a new suit

When to by pass a suit

Which card to lead back for partner to trump

Choice of trump suits

When to make a penalty double

Six-five hands

High level competition

Confidence

When to accept an invititation

A good time to lead trumps

Routine errors

Avoid reflex plays

How many cards does opener rate to have in their first bid suit?

Minor suits ?

Minor suit games ?

With trump length, lead length